This should be on CPAN as an applicaton. I think you know how to do it. :)

Update (an aside): Before discovering http://analysis.cpantesters.org I wrote a little script that processed the tester's JSON dump, pulled in the text of the actual individual reports, and filled in a bunch of fields in an SQLite database, one row per report. Then I could SELECT ..... WHERE and find similarities across multiple failures. But it was really a one-off script: I was working on one particular module at the time, and soon discovered the analysis report that was more thorough and more useful. ...can't seem to find it now.


Dave

In reply to Re: CPAN Testers command-line viewer by davido
in thread CPAN Testers command-line viewer by tobyink

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